27. Do I have to~? 내가 ~해야 해?

A: Come on in.

B: Are you sure?

A: It’s fine. So how are you doing?

B: I’m okay. You look great.

OVER INTERCOM : Dr. farber. Have a visit to the admission room please.

        해석> 원무과로 방문해주세요.

        ◆ 동사만 사용해서 명령문으로 쓰는 것을 좋아하지 않기 때문에 다른 동사를 빌려서 사용한다. (좀 더 부드럽게 표현)

        예) Have a look at / have a rest / have a talk

B: Do I have to wait?

A: Well, (I have to) Be right[롸잇] there. (I’ll) Be back in a sec.

        ◆ 상대에게 명령할 때 be 동사를 많이 쓰진 않는다. 그래서 이 문장들은 앞에 무언가 생략된 문장이다.

             대개 대명사+조동사 는 생략되는 경우가 많다.

             원래는 이런 문장 : I have to be right there. I’ll be back in a sec.

        ◆ in a sec = in a moment = in a minute 잠시, 잠깐, 곧

B: I dumped him. 

 

<오늘의 표현>

Do I have to? 내가 ~해야해?

 

<예문>

Do I have to study English at my age? 이 나이에 영어공부해야 해?

Do I have to tell you (that) she was not pretty?

Do I have to tell you I made a mistake?

Do I have to pay interest?

Do I have to pay you back?

Do I have to pay anything? 유료인가요?

Do I have to stand this? 참아야해? ➜ Do I have to be patient? 비동사+형용사

Do I have to be mad at him?  Do I have to be angry?

Do I have to wear a tie?

        ◆ Wear uniforms/wear a raincoat/wear socks/wear sunglasses/wear perfume/wear a hat

Do I have to transfer here?

Do I have to get off here?

Do I have to get on here?

Do I have to tell you three times?

How many times do I have to tell you?